PhotoFlow 0.1.4 Brings Only Bug-Fixes
As you may know, PhotoFlow is an open-source, non-destructive photo editing software for adjusting photos from RAW images to high-quality printing. Main features: Fully non-destructive, layer-based...
View ArticleKernel 4.2 Should Be Bigger (In Commits) Than The Previous Two Kernel...
As you may know, Kernel 4.1 has been released last week and the development for Kernel 4.2 has started, the first release candidate version being scheduled to arrive in a few days. Linus Torvalds has...
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Linux Mint 17.2 Cinnamon And MATE Have Been Released. How To Upgrade To Linux...
Linux Mint 17.2 Rafaela has been released in its two traditional flavors, Cinnamon and MATE, but the developers did not publish any release notes yet. Like Linux Mint 17 and Linux Mint 17.1, Linux Mint...
View ArticleSome Experiemental Ubuntu Snappy Core Images (Based on Ubuntu 15.10 Wily...
As you may already know, Canonical maintains the Ubuntu Desktop Next flavor of Ubuntu, an Ubuntu system that uses by default Unity 8 and Mir, the two being used only on Ubuntu Touch for now. Some...
View ArticleG’MIC 1.6.5.1 (Standalone Software And GIMP Plugin) Has Been Released
G’MIC 1.6.5.1 brings small changes only. As you may know, G’MIC (GREYC’s Magic Image Converter) is a editing tool, that can be used with GIMP or as a standalone application, being available for both...
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Zbackup 1.4.1 Has Been Released. Install It On Ubuntu Or Arch Linux Now
As you may know, zbackup is a globally-deduplicating tool that uses rsync. When you feed a large .tar archive into it, the software will store duplicate regions on it only once and reuse it, when...
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Kernel 4.0.7 Has Been Released
Kernel 4.0.7 has been released, bringing updates and changes. Kernel 4.0.7 has been released, bringing support for newest GPUs and updated drivers. As a reminder, Kernel 4.0 brought the long awaited...
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Kernel 4.1.1 Is Now The Most Advanced Stable Kernel Available
Greg Kroah-Hartman has released Kernel 4.1.1 LTS, this being the most advanced stable kernel available. Among others, support for ATOL FPrint fiscal printers has been implemented, an overflow warning...
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Kernel 3.18.17 LTS Brings A Lot Of Fixes
As a reminder, Kernel 3.18 is a LTS (long term release) version and gets constantly updated, receiving security patches and stability enhancements. Kernel 3.18.17 LTS has been recently released,...
View ArticleFirefox 39 Has Been Delayed A Few Days Due To A “Last Minute Stability Issue”
As you may know, Firefox 39 should have been released till now, but this time it got delayed with a few days by Mozilla, because they discovered an important stability problem. The official...
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PolyBrowser 2.0 (Gecko-based Internet Browser) Can Now Be Installed On Linux
PolyBrowser 2.0 is now available for Linux. As you may know, PolyBrowser is yet another internet browser based on the Gecko engine, the same engine used by Firefox and Pale Moon. The browser focuses on...
View ArticleThe 1TB UbuTab Ubuntu Tablet Is A SCAM!
As you may know, the UbuTab was a Windows/Ubuntu Touch tablet concept with impressive hardware specs, but it did not receive enough money on its Indiegogo campaign. The problem with Indiegogo campaigns...
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Ubuntu Touch OTA-5 Update Will Bring Interesting New Features
As you may know, Canonical has released the Ubuntu Touch OTA-4 Update and while ago, and now is working at implementing new features for the OTA-5 Update, which should get released in mid-July, if it...
View ArticleYakYak Beta 3 (Google Hangouts Unofficial Client) For Linux Has Been Released
As you may know, YakYak is an open-source, cross-platform, unofficial Google Hangouts client for desktop systems. Main YakYak features: Send/receive chat messages Create/change conversations (rename,...
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Fotoxx 15.07 Has Been Just Released
Fotoxx 15.07 brings changes, a new batch tool and bug-fixes. Fotoxx is an open source photo editing program, working on Linux. It has support for the most important image formats, including JPEG, BMP,...
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Blender 2.75 Brings Many Interesting Changes
As you may know, Blender is a powerful suite for animation, modeling, interactive creation, post-production with support for a lot of file formats. The latest version available is Blender 2.75, which...
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Opera 32.0.1910.0 Received Better Bookmark Options And Enhanced Sync, Among...
Opera 32.0.1910.0 has been promoted to the Developer channel. The new Opera 32 Dev (Opera 32.0.1910.0) received nested folders in the sidebar for drag and dropping, expanding or collapsing bookmark...
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Kodi 15.0 RC1 “Isengard” Brings A Massive Number Of Changes
As you may know, Kodi (previously named XBMC) is a famous open source media hub and home theater PC, being translated in more than 30 languages. Also, its features can be highly extended via third...
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Cinnamon 2.6.12 Is Now Available Via The Default Repositories Of Linux Mint...
Linux Mint’s Clement Lefebvre has announced that Cinnamon 2.6.12 has been released, being available via the default repositories of Linux Mint 17.2 Rafaela. Because it is a point release, it brings...
View ArticleFirefox 39 Has Been Delayed A Few Days Due To A “Last Minute Stability Issue”
As you may know, Firefox 39 should have been released till now, but this time it got delayed with a few days by Mozilla, because they discovered an important stability problem. The official...
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